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It is a chord reference for students and teachers on keyboard. It does not explain the concept, but it could be useful for keyboard harmony review.

It is the best nota taking apps. You can type with multiple fonts, colors, and sizes. Also adding graphics is very easy to do. Especially being able to upload to dropbox is a great plus. If you don't like the touch-pad keyboard, external keyboard can be an alternative for workshops or conferences.

It is a fun way to engage friends or other family member in making music together, having 4 different keyboards in one screen. Frog sound is fun as well. It is the best for young beginners

It is a handy white board that you can use at your studio. From simple theory exercises on the white board to more advanced exercises over PDF score, it can be used in many ways. I wish it has a keyboard text input function, but it is an excellent app for its use.

It is an excellent sight-reading reinforcement tool. I like the fact that it is on the grand staff using a keyboard. It monitors your rhythm and accuracy and provides feedback right away. The steady beat reinforces reading in time, and train to read faster. It is free also!

It is a great note reading tool for various levels. The best feature of the app is to be able to customize your practice with different key signatures, keyboard range and etc. I like the fact that it deals with 88 keys in a grand staff. I wish they could make multiple note/staff readings as well.

It is a young students friendly note reading flash cards app with a keyboard image. It only teaches a treble clef. (excluding ledger line notes) A cheering sound when you get a right answer is encouraging.

It is a highly customizable flash card app for piano teachers. It can be modified in any setting. It is on the grand staff and flexible to drill in letter names or solfege or piano keyboard. Reviewing incorrect notes afterwards is great to reinforce students' weak notes.

A free reference chart for scales and chords. The visual keyboard for each chords is helpful as well.

This is another ear-training app that covers intervals, scales, chords, inversions and chord progressions. Showing the grand staff and keyboard is as good as "Karajan Pro". Personally I like Karajan Pro's look better than this, but chords progressions is a great feather that the other does not have. It also has a free lite version that you can try before getting a full version.

It is a simple treble clef flash cards. A score system adds challenge for the users. But it only covers the treble clef as its title, and there is no keyboard image or solfege.

It is a great sight reading tool for beginner students. Being able to adjust levels, different key signatures, ledge line notes, both treble and bass clefs, scores and timers are great features for this app. Also users can also choose to have colored keyboard for helping to recognize notes for visual learners. Although it does not reinforce the counterpoint reading for both hands, it does a great job for one line reading.

It shows visual and audio reference for the diatonic scales and modes, on the music staff, fingerings for both keyboard and guitar. A simple and straightforward tool.

It can be used with early childhood music classes, or very young beginners for improvisational activities. The developer designed it for parents to play with babies.